The next flagshipfrom Oppo to have the fastest charging ever on a phone

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The Find X series from Oppo is the company’s most premium smartphone brand, with previous models including the groundbreaking Oppo Find X with pop-up cameras, followed by the more basic but still impressive Find X2 and Find X3. Every year around March, Oppo refreshes the Find X series. That’s still a ways off, but we already have our first reliable leak (via GSMArena) about a potential Find X4 function. The next Oppo Find X4 could have the fastest charging of any smartphone, according to Digital Chat Station, a well-known Weibo tipster.

While a few companies have demonstrated 125W rapid charging, we have yet to see it in a consumer device. Unless another manufacturer releases a phone with a 125W fast charging capability sooner, Oppo will be the first to provide this incredible charging speed. With 120W wired charging support, the Xiaomi 11T Pro is now the market leader.

Oppo announced the 125W charger a few months ago, along with a 50W wall charger, a 65W AirVOOC wireless pad, and a 110W compact flash charger. To deliver the 125W, the 125W full-size flash charger that Oppo showed us earlier this year supplies 20V and 6.25A to the phone. The phone will be able to charge from 0% to 100% in just 20 minutes using this charger (for a 4,000mAh battery).

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Oppo’s Find X3 series supports 65W fast charging, so the company is clearly seeking to up the ante with its next-generation handset. Apart from the rumored charging speed of the Oppo Find X4, there is currently no other information, but we can expect the device to feature the latest Qualcomm chipset. Oppo seemingly has a plan to follow in the footsteps of Samsung, Huawei, Google, and Apple by designing its own processors, though production isn’t tipped until 2023 at the earliest.

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